Jenn-Air JW3000 Speed, and laundryaids, Rips and Tears Mend all rips and tears so they dontgrow

I Sorting I

For best results, clothes should be sorted into loads that can be washed and dried together. Sort clothes into loads that can be washedwiththe same watertemperature,washtime, agitation,spin

speed, and laundryaids.

Thus, sort clothes according to:

•Color - Separate whites from colors, light colors from bright or dark colors. Wash non-colorfast items separately,

•Fabrics - Separate intocottons, delicate fabrics, and permanent

press items. Cottons require hotter water. Delieates require shorter wash times and cooler water to prevent shrinkage,

Permanent press and synthetics require special washing to reduce wrinkling,

•Lint Transfer - Separate lint-givers (terry cloth, chenille and rugs) from lint takers (corduroy, synthetic knits, and permanent press) to reduce lint transfer during washing,

•Amount of Soil - Separateheavily soiled items from moderately

andlightlysoileditems. Mixing soiltypescould causeheavysoils to deposit on the lightlysoileditems.

I Load Sizel

•Size of Load - The spacethat fabricsoccupyis more important than theirweight. For clean wrinkle-freewashingresults,fillthe

washer so that all items have plenty of room to move freely. Do not overcrowdthe washer. This is particularlyimportantfor

heavilysoiled items.

•Size of Items - Combine both large and small articles for good

washing action. Do not group alllarge items inone load. Several sheetscombinedwithsmalleritemsinoneloadwillprovidebetter washing action than a load of sheets only.

•How to Load - Loosely load the washer to the top of the small vanes on the agitator with dry unfolded items. Do not:

a. over pack clothes;

b. load wet items (This encourages overloading.)

c. wrap large items around the agitator. (Load large items first and in gentle folds.)

L Precare 1

When you sort clothes into washloads, inspect each itemfor:

•Rips and Tears - Mend all rips and tears so they don'tgrow.

•Objects Left in Pockets - Removecrayons,lipsticks,cigarettes, ballpoint pens, matches, tissues, and other objects that may damage clothesand/or the washer.

•Non-washableItems - Remove buttons,pins, buckles,or other

sharp items that may not wash well and that may scratch the inside of the washer or snag other items in the load.

•Dirt, Lint, and Sand -Turndowncuffsand brushoffdirt and lint.

Vacuum rugsto removeloosesurfacesoil. Shake sandyclothes and towels.

•Belts, Zippers, Hooks - Tie belts and apron sashes intobows so that they won'tangle during washing. Close zippers and hookssothat theywon'tsnagother itemsin the load. For added safety, place in mesh laundry bag.

•Spots and Stains - Remove before you wash the item. (See Stain RemovalChart on pp. 14-16.)